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>People still use dogs to hunt, anon
I think everyone knows that.
I think the point anon was making was that people domesticated animals for what they werenaturally good at. We raised pigs, chickens, goats for food. We raised sheep for wool, and we raised dogs for all sorts of things. There was even a breed (now extinct) whose sole purpose was to run in a wheel (like a giant hamster wheel) in order to turn the spit used for roasting meat over a fire.
People realized long ago what animals were good for what. Dogs were expensive to feed and relatively bad tasting so they were used for working tasks (hunting, herding animals, rat control, guard duty, etc.) Pigs, chickens, cows, etc, were cheap to feed so they were used for food.
>>Seems like it would be stringy.
Like any other animal, texture and toughness depend on the age of the animal and its activity level.